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Originally Posted by manbearpuig
We all make good middle class livings and have employer provided health care. Since the ACA was passed our healthcare has gone up about 60% and covers less so whatever Trump wants to do with health care I'm fine with it. We had insurance before Obamacare and I'm sure we'll have it if it is repealed. How is Trump going to take away our health care? That is between employee and employer.
worth another LOL
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Originally Posted by Wooders0n
I mean let's not pretend the ACA isn't an abject failure. It sucks. It's really really bad. Still much better than anything the Republicans would do.
Our health costs are absurd. My employer sponsored plan requires about 800/month in premiums while my employer contributes an additional 1000 a month on my behalf and I still have a 2500 dollar deductible per person witb an out of pocket max of 5000. Job puts 1500 into my HSA a year to help towards deductibles.
Between my wife and newborn going to the doctor as much as tney do im probably a lock to pay close to 15k a year on health insurance and we're all perfectly healthy.
Id probably be better off without health insurance at all. After just a few years of savings of premiums and deductibles id be able to pay any big medical bill out of pocket. I haven't needed to go to the doctor in years.
If I get some rare thing that requires like 250k procedure than oh well i die. Bad luck that's life.
"abject failure" is hilarious. in contrast to what exactly? what do you think healthcare was going to look like in 2017, if only it wasn't for BARACKHUSSEINobama and his meddling band of non-white-non-males?
there's absolutely room for improvement, and people can disagree about the reasons for that gap, but rofl at calling it an abject failure. tell that to someone who literally could not buy insurance before the law was enacted.
good luck backing your claim up though! wooderson is (presumably?) worse off, therefore abject failure. take a break man, cool those jets. read a little bit first.